If your master has a lot of natural light, then consider using a deeper color - perhaps BM's Brunswick Beige #1061 or Jackson Tan #HC-46. If you don't have a lot of natural light, then take a look at BM's Bradstreet Beige #HC-48 or Chocoalte Mousse #1025.

For your hallway bath, the same considerations should be made. For a stronger paint color, try BM's Casabella #102 or Baker's Dozen #1216. For a lighter paint color, try Love Story #1213 or Candle Light #099.

Wow, I've never used this before....it really does work. Thanks so much. The master bath has a skylight so I'll look to go deep color there; hall bath does not have natural light, so I'll look to go light there. Thanks so much for pointing me in the direction of specific color choices. Such a relief to have professional advice on this. Have a good day!

@tobis - no problem! That's what we professionals are here for!

Pamela DeCuir: follow up to bathroom colors; Likely will go with your suggestion of Bradstreet Beige or Chocolate Mousse for Master Bath with bamboo floors, white cabinets, beige counter top, begiey shower tile. Before buying the paint, just wondering what you thought about BM 177- Mushroom Cap...a light yellow? Thanks

@tobis - I'm not sure how a yellow will look with the tile. The only way to be sure is to get a sample and give it a try.